This event will look at how specialised AI and platform solutions to accelerate the circular transition can be scaled up. It is the final stage of the CircularPSP project which has developed two such solutions: CircOS and CircularAI. 

This session will enable participants to engage in a discussion on curbing ultra-fast fashion, regulating textile waste and advancing circular solutions for the textile sector.

It is part of Generation Climate Europe’s ongoing Youth Report on Textile Waste and aims to ensure that youth perspectives inform EU-level policy discussions and recommendations.

The circular economy will not be built on materials alone — it needs people, and the right skills, in the right places. Europe's green transition is creating jobs. But it is also creating gaps — in skills, in access and in who benefits. 

Four speakers from research, industry, academia and policy will tackle the questions that matter — from what is actually working on the ground to whether Europe can get there by 2030, and get there fairly.

This conference will explore the future of printed and responsible electronics. 

Learn about how circular, bio-based and flexible electronics can move from research to real applications and discuss the future of sustainable electronics in Europe!

The Batteries Regulation will introduce new transparency and data requirements from raw materials to end of life.

This webinar will provide the latest updates, key obligations and industry perspectives with an eye to 18 February 2027 when the Regulation will come into effect.

Most bio-based materials are still produced, used and discarded within largely linear systems. A circular economy approach offers a different path: one that supports regenerative sourcing, keeps materials in use for longer, gives value to by-products and residues, and enables business models that generate value without relying on the continuous extraction of virgin resources.

This EU Circular Talk will build on the findings of the new report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. Panellists will discuss the key principles and recommendations for embedding circularity in the production and use of bio-based materials, and explore how these insights can inform the implementation of the EU Bioeconomy Strategy.